Taking to Twitter late yesterday (December 15), Crews, in detail, laid out why he believes his alleged sexual assault abuser is tracking his family online in an attempt to try to harm him.

“My assailant Adam Venit is the founding partner at @WME, a corporation worth over $8 billion. I believe my family is being tracked and possibly bugged,” the actor wrote. He also claimed that WME tried to ask Russell Simmons, ironically, to “pressure” him into dropping the lawsuit.

“Somehow they thought he was the ‘King of Black people’,” Crews tweeted, “Someone hacked into the computer my son and I built together. I have to shut it down and replace the hard drive.”

Among the myriad of sexual assault accusations that have come about over during the past few months, Terry Crews’ story was particularly shocking for both him being a man and the detail in which he was able to relay his experiences.

In an interview with Good Morning America, he claimed Venit made “overtly sexual” moves with his tongue and attempted to grab his genitals numerous times.

Since, Crews’ Hollywood support has sadly dwindled. Hopefully, he can triumph over this latest threat, if indeed true. See all of Terry Crews’ most recent tweets on the matter below.